What court order would a collections agency file and what if it's undeliverable? - court
In the U.S. state of California, if a person in debt to the creditor and liabilities were transferred to a collection agency, if they would ask the collection agent to a court order and it would be? And they could not deliver the court order? As the court to be removed before they have to appear?
Friday, January 15, 2010
Court What Court Order Would A Collections Agency File And What If It's Undeliverable?
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Depending on the nature of the claim, a time limit (depending on state) to a conviction file an arrest warrant against him. The mere disclosure of documents, documents indicating that the debt generally sufficient. You have a limited number of trials set for delivery. 3 or 5 attempts. If they can not fulfill, it is by the court that he avoided the issue and the delivery and reception, which is assumed to be complete. It will not be eliminated. The creditors will receive a sentence in absentia against you.
Depending on the nature of the claim, a time limit (depending on state) to a conviction file an arrest warrant against him. The mere disclosure of documents, documents indicating that the debt generally sufficient. You have a limited number of trials set for delivery. 3 or 5 attempts. If they can not fulfill, it is by the court that he avoided the issue and the delivery and reception, which is assumed to be complete. It will not be eliminated. The creditors will receive a sentence in absentia against you.
If you do not deliver to the charge, not a complaint against him. Over time, the ability to obtain a current address, and then served. You must call to see if they can prove a payment plan. Most banks support each other when it comes to skip tracing.
It would be a conviction in absentia.
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